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Beyond Commitments: A Canbury Insights analysis using IGCC’s Capital Allocation Alignment Framework 

25 May 2026

Beyond Commitments assesses whether 26 high-emitting companies are backing their climate strategies with capital — using IGCC's Capital Allocation Alignment Framework.

New guide supports defensible physical climate risk assessments for infrastructure

18 May 2026

Resilient Infrastructure: Physical Climate Risk Assessments for Defensible Decision‑Making provides practical guidance for investors, companies and service providers to assess physical climate risks in a way that supports defensible decision-making and real-world resilience outcomes.

Submission on methane accounting standards under NGERS legislation

13 May 2026

Investors rely on reported emissions data to provide an accurate picture of companies’ emissions and transition risk, to assess current and prospective investments as well as the risk to asset value.

Budget Risks Investment in Clean Energy and Industry

12 May 2026

The budget tabled by the Treasurer tonight is full of mixed messages.

Submission: CCA Evidence Platform to Support Investors on Progress to Net Zero

4 May 2026

The Investor Group for Climate Change (IGCC) and the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) made a joint submission to the Climate Change Authority (CCA) to strongly support the development of a robust, publicly accessible progress-tracking Platform and commend the CCA for initiating this work at an important moment in Australia's climate transition.

IGCC’s 2030 Strategy: A Clear Plan For This Decade

19 February 2026

The Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) has released its Strategy to 2030. It sets out how we will help accelerate progress toward a climate-resilient economy that is on track, by 2030, for net zero emissions in 2050.

Annual Report 2025: Investors’ Progress in a Year of Global Turmoil

19 February 2026

In 2025, IGCC represented institutional investors with more than $4.6 trillion under local management on behalf of more than 15.8 million Australians and millions more New Zealanders.

Submission: Community Benefits Principles for a Future Made in Australia

10 February 2026

RIAA and IGCC welcome the Government’s focus on efforts to facilitate private investment in important projects, many of which will be required for the Australian economy to transition to net-zero carbon emissions. In addition, the Future Made in Australia (FMiA) initiative underscores the government's vital role in shaping a sustainable finance agenda, a perspective long championed by both our organisations.